Royal College Of Veterinary Surgeons Trust

Financial Year starting	Financial Year ending	Income	Total Expenditure	Charitable Expenditure
01-Jan-2017	31-Dec-2017	£872,803	£1,005,934	£956,029
01-Jan-2018	31-Dec-2018	£2,463,780	£1,070,375	£1,018,395
01-Jan-2019	31-Dec-2019	£1,658,309	£1,267,501	£1,198,712
01-Jan-2020	31-Dec-2020	£973,591	£1,350,115	£1,284,671
01-Jan-2021	31-Dec-2021	£1,400,314	£1,771,978	£1,634,195

Financial Year starting	Financial Year ending	Total Income	Voluntary Income	Legacy Income	Endowment Income	Charitable Activity Income	Investment Income	Trading Income	Other Income
01-Jan-2017	31-Dec-2017	£872,803	£658,553	£73,080	£0	£24,313	£112,645	£77,292	£0
01-Jan-2018	31-Dec-2018	£2,463,780	£2,238,972	£1,457,195	£0	£18,815	£116,868	£89,125	£0
01-Jan-2019	31-Dec-2019	£1,658,309	£1,385,895	£628,453	£0	£11,100	£156,214	£105,100	£0
01-Jan-2020	31-Dec-2020	£973,591	£721,074	£43,618	£0	£0	£125,901	£126,616	£0
01-Jan-2021	31-Dec-2021	£1,400,314	£886,795	£0	£0	£0	£135,387	£376,882	£1,250

to promote,encourage and advance the study and practise of the art and science of veterinary surgery and medicine. to promote, encourage and advance the study and practice of the art and science of veterinary surgery and medicine. to provide scholarships or maintenance allowances to enable graduates from any veterinary school in great britain to travel abroad to pursue their education. for the purchase of books on small animal surgery and related subjects for presentation to the royal college of veterinary surgeons wellcome library. the purchase of a book or books annually relating to veterinary surgery or medicine in the name of j d warde. 1) to promote, encourage and advance the study and practice of the art and science of veterinary surgery and medicine for the public benefit.2) to advance education in connection with the said art and science in any manner the trustees may think fit and in particular but without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing by the award of fellowships and scholarships and maintenance allowances to enable veterinary graduates from any veterinary school in great britain to pursue their education either in great britain or by travelling abroad.3) to advance education in the said art and science by the provision and maintenance of a library or libraries.4) to promote research into any field of veterinary surgery and medicine and to publish the useful results thereof ('the object

Financial Year starting	Financial Year ending	Total Expenditure	Investment Management Costs	Grants to Institutions	Charitable Activities Costs	Governance Costs	Other Costs	Support Costs	Depreciation	Fundraising
01-Jan-2017	31-Dec-2017	£1,005,934	£28,099	£6,460	£956,029	£62,009	£0	£474,787	£9,520	£49,905
01-Jan-2018	31-Dec-2018	£1,070,375	£28,541	£0	£1,018,395	£63,127	£0	£504,717	£3,659	£51,980
01-Jan-2019	31-Dec-2019	£1,267,501	£40,568	£12,000	£1,198,712	£75,268	£0	£541,168	£3,659	£68,789
01-Jan-2020	31-Dec-2020	£1,350,115	£38,616	£89,978	£1,284,671	£66,485	£0	£476,795	£3,659	£65,444
01-Jan-2021	31-Dec-2021	£1,771,978	£44,360	£0	£1,634,195	£13,401	£0	£689,666	£88,572	£137,783

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